Wei Chugong

Wei Chugong

Public security comes from public security

The surname of Ji is Wei. The 29th generation monarch of Wei kingdom was in power from 492 to 481 BC and 476 to 470 BC. He is the grandson of Wei linggong Ji Yuan, the son of Wei Houzhuang Gong Kuai AI, and the nephew of Wei mourning Gong Qian.

Memorabilia

In the 39th year of linggong (496 BC), Kuai AI, the crown prince, and Nanzi, linggong's wife, had a bad relationship and wanted to kill Nanzi. The result is found by Nanzi, inform linggong. Kuai AI, the crown prince, fled to the state of song and later to the Zhao family of Jin. In the spring of the 42nd year of linggong (493 BC), linggong wanted to make his youngest son Ying the crown prince, but he refused. In the summer of the same year, when linggong Hong was born, linggong's wife asked her son Ying to accept linggong's will to ascend the throne, but she asked Kuai AI's son to ascend the throne. So he ascended the throne for the sake of the public. In June of the same year, Zhao Jianzi sent Prince Kuai AI back to the state of Wei to ascend the throne. When the guards heard about it, they sent troops to attack Kuai AI. Kuai AI was not allowed to enter, and he stayed there to protect himself. In the eighth year of Chugong (485 BC), Confucius came to the state of Wei and returned to the state of Lu the next year. In 480 B.C., Kong's mother, Bo Ji, and others planned to establish Kuai AI (Bo Ji's younger brother) as Wei Jun, and coerced Kong to kill Chu Gong, who fled and went to the state of Lu. The father of Chu Gong, Kuai Ai Li, was later Zhuang Gong and Confucius disciple Zilu was killed. After he ascended the throne, Kuai AI, the Duke of Zhuang, complained that the doctor didn't welcome him before. He wanted to punish the minister as much as possible, and the officials wanted to make trouble. In the third year of zhuanggong (478 BC), Zhao Jianzi Weiwei and zhuanggong ran away. The Wei people made Banshi (the grandson of Xianggong, the cousin of zhuanggong) the prince of Wei. Qi Fawei captured ban Shi and changed him to Wei Jun. In the first year of Wei Junqi (477 BC), Shipu drove the monarch to the state of Qi. Chugong returned to Wei from Qi and expelled Shipu. In 476 BC, Chugong rewarded those who had fled with him. In the seventh year of the Yuan Dynasty (470 BC), Chu Shibi, an aristocrat, joined hands with craftsmen to revolt. Chu fled to the state of song and asked for help from the state of Yue. In 469 B.C., the Three Kingdoms of Yue, Lu and song sent troops to escort Chugong back to the city. Because of the doctor's insistence, Chugong did not dare to enter the city. Chugong's uncle and son, Qian Li, became the king of the country to mourn him. Chugong eventually died in Yue, but his throne was still recognized.

pedigree

Predecessor: Wei linggong (534-493 BC) middle term: Wei Houzhuang Gong (480-478 BC), Wei junban Shi (478 BC), Wei Houfei Gong (477 BC) successor: Wei Yugong (469-465 BC)